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Originally posted by Azimaith:
Don't forget the rules for who and whom. Funny I answered yes to all of them options.
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You tryina test me?  "Who" is used when referring to an object in nominative case and "whom" is used in acusative or dative case. Hmmm can you even use who or whom in genitive? Clear to everyone?
It's funny how everyone is answering "yes" to all the questions yet I see far more people mess these words up than get them right on IW. I guess it's different when someone asks if you know the difference : you think about it and then you know. Most people know apparently, they just don't pay attention and mess up when writing quickly. Or something.
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Too set in his ways to ever relate
If he could set that aside, there'd be heaven to pay
But weathered and aged, time swept him to grave
Love conquers all? Damn, I'd say that area's gray
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